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Subscribe to Newsletter. Jill Kirsten Robinson, John E. McMurry and Robert C. Fay c Two sections, the fu-st in Chapter 8 Alkynes and the second in Chapter 16 Chemistry of Benzene , explain the thought processes involved in working synthesis problems and emphasize the value of starting from what is known and logically working backward. Modular Presentation Topics are arranged in a roughly modular way.
I believe that this organization brings to these subjects a cohesiveness not found in other texts and allows the instructor the flexibility to teach in an order different from that presented in the book.
New concepts are introduced only when they are needed, not before, and they are immediately illustrated with concrete examples. Frequent cross references to earlier material are given, and numerous summaries are provided to draw information together, both within and at the ends of chapters.
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